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I think this is unfortunately since AI should really be a longer term sustained and responsibility development. However, media tend to like space race type of short term eye balls. Speed isn't usually sustainable.

What are people doing after leaving big tech? Genuinely curious

What makes Seedance so good?

I vote for blue cheese dressing

I don't know this area, when do you think we will catch up with seeddance?

I would argue many people can't either.

Good artists copy, great artists steal?

Still hurts to be the one being stolen from though.

this is the reason behind Google's $75 million investment in A24. Google wants to to form a multiyear artificial intelligence research partnership.

Is it just me that think AI smart glasses have huge potentials, but all the tech companies just keep on messing it up. Maybe tech is not ready?

Let me first say that I can be wrong as well.

However, the way I think about it is that people respond better to different way of communication, and knowing a person's preferred styled of communication will be helpful in helping a person open up and get to the root of issue.

It helps in a way that the chatbot knows more about the person's personality than people may have realized. And that is helpful it comes to therapy communication and state of mind. IMHO

This is among the fields I do think AI can help. If you haven't tried it, ask your bot what your MBTI is, and it's surprising accurate.

More of a reminder that it's hard to do hard things, and you just have to keep on at it no matter what others say.

Many good points, but this may also result in a proliferation of more "funded/established" AI choices or many more open source choices, making this field more competitive and less efficient. And that could drives up the bubble more